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SYMPTOMSMicrosoft Windows NT version 4.0 allows administrators to create system policies that determine what programs users can run. In System Policy editor, an administrator can create a user policy, then create a list of allowable executables under User\System\Restrictions\Run only allowed Windows applications on the Properties screen. After creating this user policy, however, the affected user may receive the following error immediately after logging on: If the user continues past this error message, the Desktop will appear, but the arrow that normally appears, pointing to the Start button with the message "Click here to start," will not appear. Otherwise, the executables allowed in the system policy will run without error. CAUSE
After you log on, a program called Systray.exe is run. This program
creates the startup arrow and controls the message icons on the taskbar.
ARTICLE-ID: Q176960 RESOLUTION
Add Systray.exe to the list of allowable executables in the System Policy.
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